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Explorers:
Thanks, o to jo meta.

Been a while, hw u doin bro?

I am fine, thanks. Trust you are fine too. Yeah, it's been a while

explorer thanks a lot

we need to know
but I don't see my great grand pa and ma there
please help me look 4 dem
Address. Oyo state and Osun state

The Lagos – Kaduna Railway (1936)

Explorers:
Yoruba ladies in Aso Ebi.

Nowadays, if half of their brezz doesn't show then they haven't slayed.

Explorers:
The diverse selection of photos taken by a high-ranking education inspector include one of a young football team from 1947.

The coach looks like a chubby Bill Clinton

Explorers:
Two donkeys are pictured loaded up with a rather hefty load of crates.

Beasts o' burden...

Explorers:
This image shows a group of children dressed in costumes and masks and playing musical instruments while others watch on.

Creativity. These days, a majority of them are indoors browsing Nairaland and Twitter, commenting feckery.

Ishilove:
Beast o' burdens...

Honestly.

Explorers:
Nigerian Airways Air Hostesses in 1973.

The Age of Modesty

Explorers:
Adverts.

Ehn, ijapa!!

KahlDrogo:
Haba na Ishilove.

Go back and read the comment that post was in response to. Also read my first comment on the first page.

But the comment will turn this thread to a war zone when some reetards see it

Explorers:
Groundnut pyramid.



Groundnut pyramids were pyramid-like structures made from groundnut sacks.

The pyramids were built in northern Nigeriain cities such as Kano, where groundnut production was a key part of the economy.

They were viewed as both a tourist attraction and a symbol of wealth.

One groundnut pyramid could be made from as much as 15,000 full groundnut bags.

In the 1960s and 70s, as production in Nigeria shifted from agriculture to oil, the groundnut pyramids disappeared.

Recently, the Nigerian government has made efforts to revive the groundnut industry and rebuild the pyramids.

Wiki

This is so heartbreaking

Always looking forward to explorer's threads!

Very insightful!

Maybe we shouldn't have gotten independence when we did!

Ishilove:
But the comment will turn this thread to a war zone when some reetards see it

But you singled out my own comment and ignored his. Why? Is mine worse than his? Ishi, you are not being fair o.

Explorers:
The Lagos – Kaduna Railway (1936)

Oyinbo people left too soon honestly..

KahlDrogo:
Your blother, an aspiring suicide bomber, was just buried yesterday "in style", how would you like to be buried my Wawa Jewish alobam?

You are obviously a brain dead slow poke. Look at how reetarded your posts are.

Ishilove:
Nowadays, if half their brezz doesn't show then they haven't slayed.

my sister, I've been thinking o! Why is modesty in dressing now seen as old fashion by most of our ladies?

Ishilove:
Nowadays, if half their brezz doesn't show then they haven't slayed.

They are even better than that of the nowadays air hostess.

I took my time to look at the pics posted here, they only set of people that never changed both in dress sense and environment is the NORTH, Nothing changed atall.
They aint agents of change, they prefer there primitive selfs.

gqboyy:
You are obviously a brain dead slow poke. Look at how retarded your posts are.

For the respect I have for Ishilove and Explorer, I'd refrain from further attacks on this thread .

But know that you have bought a very big trouble. Everyone knows I eat wawa Jews for breakfast.

KahlDrogo:
I will holster my weapon until a fool makes a foolish comment. I don't want to spoil Explorer's thread.

Edit:



Oh damn! Now ayam pissed! I guess I was too quick to hold my fire.

The thing who made that stupid comment above is most likely a Wawa tout from Ebonyi. They are the Jewish almajiri of the South East that who bring scorn and ridicule to educated and peace loving Igbo Christians because their brains have been sent on permanent leave by nnamdi Kanu.

May Amadioha's dirty boxers fall on him.

You're no different from who you quoted by involving people from Great Ebonyi state. Grow up kid.
Good morning and happy Sunday.

Zane2point4:
I took my time to look at the pics posted here, they only set of people that never changed both in dress sense and environment is the NORTH, Nothing changed atall.
They aint agents of change, they prefer there primitive selfs.

Wow, thought im the only one that noticed that!
Salute to you boss

Funjosh:
Where did we lost it

When we stop practicing regional government.

A train named after Oba of Benin.. Interesting!

Explorers:
A Nigerian man stops maintenance works on a train to look at Edward Harland Duckworth's camera.

This just makes me feel sad. Nigeria was so serene..so beautiful. we had so much promise, and at that pace could have been a 1st world country today. Herbert Macaulay would turn in his grave. The whites left, and within 3 years we bleeped it up.

Explorers you're a blessing to nairaland. I doff my hat.

RIP Nigeria